US Navy Diego Garcia Diversion
Russian military intelligence (GRU) has explicitly named the United States Navy as responsible for the MH370 disappearance, claiming the aircraft was captured and diverted to the Diego Garcia atoll—the highly classified Indian Ocean installation holding strategic importance for surveillance and special operations. The GRU statement connects a specific cargo shipment loaded aboard MH370 with the Maersk Alabama incident, the container vessel famous from the Captain Phillips hostage situation. According to this account, 'highly suspicious cargo' required dual Navy SEAL protection during offloading—SEALs Mark Daniel Kennedy and Jeffrey Keith Reynolds. Within 24 hours of completing this assignment, both operators were found dead under circumstances officially ruled simultaneous accidental overdose at 6:00 AM, a determination family members publicly rejected as impossible given the individuals' character and stated drug abstinence. The correlation—lateral cargo transfer from vessel to airframe, covert base involvement, simultaneous security team termination—constructs a narrative of compartmentalized operation where knowledge of contents proved fatal. The Diego Garcia theory, long dismissed as conspiracy fodder, gains institutional backing through the GRU attribution, however politically motivated.
Russian GRU intelligence explicitly claims US Navy diverted MH370 to Diego Garcia, connecting the disappearance to 'suspicious cargo' from the Maersk Alabama and the simultaneous overdose deaths of two Navy SEALs assigned to protect that cargo within 24 hours of offloading.
Key Insight
This theory is part of the MH370 investigation — the central case study of the 4Orbs research. It connects directly to satellite footage, radar data, and physical evidence surrounding the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 with 239 people aboard.
Supporting Points
- Russian military intelligence directly implicating US Navy Diego Garcia base
- Suspicious cargo from Maersk Alabama requiringdual SEAL protection
- Simultaneous SEAL deaths within 24 hours of cargo offloading
Critical Context
The GRU attribution must be evaluated through the lens of geopolitical information warfare—Russian intelligence has systematically exploited MH370 to embarrass Western counterpart agencies. Diego Garcia has appeared in numerous conspiracy narratives since 2014, none substantiated by documentation. The Maersk Alabama connection, however, involves documented suspicious circumstances: Kennedy and Reynolds died February 2014, one month before MH370's disappearance, not simultaneously with offloading as the GRU account suggests. Timeline discrepancies undermine the specific claim while leaving broader cargo-security-death correlation suggestive. The families' rejection of overdose determination is verified, but alternative explanations remain speculative. Office of Naval Intelligence involvement in UAP matters, noted in other contexts, provides institutional plausibility without establishing specific operational responsibility. The theory requires accepting intelligence service attribution at face value despite known disinformation capabilities.
How This Connects
The Diego Garcia theory intersects with the free energy suppression framework: the 'suspicious cargo' potentially represents technology requiring extraordinary security measures, consistent with compartmentalized transport of classified physics apparatus. The Office of Naval Intelligence's documented role in transmedium UAP investigation connects institutional capability with claimed operational involvement.
Claims from This Video
Two Navy SEALs protecting suspicious cargo from Maersk Alabama died simultaneously within 24 hours of cargo offloading.
Navy SEAL deaths were suspicious and likely foul play given their training and family testimony.
Maersk Alabama cargo was highly suspicious and warranted dual Navy SEAL protection.
Russian GRU states that US Navy captured and diverted MH370 to Diego Garcia base.
The suspicious cargo from Maersk Alabama was connected to MH370 disappearance.
US Navy and Office of Naval Intelligence are deeply involved in UFO phenomenon research.